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The YouTube channel All Time Tens presents ten things you might have not known about Pokémon.

After 10 years of silence, Ghyslain Raza has spoken out about his experience of becoming an unwilling viral video star, having been inspired by several high-profile cyberbullying cases.

Dutch comedian Ronald Goedemondt shows off his surprisingly accurate Nicolas Cage impersonation, along with an impressive American accent.

In a report released today, World of Warcraft reported 14% of its players had canceled their subscriptions between January and March 2013.

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries has come under fire after a Business Insider article criticizing his advocacy of anti-plus-size policy reached the front page of Reddit last night.

Miniature soldiers invading a house get taken out by a pair of rambunctious kittens in this video featuring the track “Wildstyle” by Savant.

After being downloaded more than 100,000 times in 48 hours, Cody Wilson was forced to remove the blueprints for the first 3D printed gun from public view by the US government.

NASA engineer and YouTube blogger Mark Rober demonstrates how to emulate the world famous “Matrix Effect” using a ceiling fan and a GoPro camera.

Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries is in a lot of heat today after his controversial remark about only wanting thin and cool customers went viral on Reddit.

Three 11-year-old kids bust out an epic metal set near a subway entrance in New York City.

The Hollywood prince of internet memedom is back with a spoon full of cereal (and he just won’t eat it).

The New Zealand band Viva La Dirt League released a parody of the song “Thrift Shop” by Macklemore and Ryan Lewis praising the affordability of indie video games.

Inspired by a Tumblr user’s stick and poke tattoo, this phrase is used by trans* social justice bloggers in response to the violence they are subjected to by cisgendered people.

Stacy wanted to make his proposal to Donita unforgettable. He recreated highlights from their relationship with puppets, showing her the video in a room full of family and friends.

YouTube launched the pilot program for its paid subscription service yesterday, which currently features 54 channels, including Sesame Street, National Geographic, Rap Battle Network, Recipe.TV and the Ultimate Fighting Championship.